Mr. Levitas says hackers in the positive sense of the term start from the premise that problems are solvable and then work quickly and cheaply to solve them, learning from their mistakes and trying again — what the start-up world refers to as "iterating".
In a second condition, participants maintained the identical premises of these problems in working memory without making inferences.
For example, damage to business premises and financing problems were viewed as major obstacles by businesses that remained closed, whereas utilities, communications infrastructure and crime were major concerns of businesses that were open.
The premises of reasoning problems concerned stock trading and the experiments varied whether or not their conclusions a proposition which is reached after considering the premises agreed with the brokers' prior beliefs.
Labour say that councils already have powers to remove or restrict licences to problem premises.
Solomon's advocacy of dissensus discussed below can be understood as rejecting the premises of the problem.
The location of businesses determined by client base, and there are other factors some of which beyond their control such as problem premises near by or macro urban planning decisions that impact micro business communities.
We begin with the premise that many problems in robustness analysis and synthesis can be formulated as the minimization of an objective function with respect to the controller parameters.
It works based on the following premise: some classification problems are quite difficult to solve; thus, instead of growing a single tree to solve a potentially difficult classification problem, clustering the dataset into smaller sub-problems and growing several trees may ease the complexity of solving the original problem.
Under this premise that social problems are socially constructed (Spector & Kitsuse, 2001), the public attention brought on by media interest, as well as the willingness of one or more individuals to speak out, will dictate when and if a scandal will ensue.
